Using Health Data for Better Health Outcomes
About description
Using Health Data for Better Health Outcomes is a journey through time and space presented as eight mixed-media works. Each piece combines paper, ink, feathers, map pins, and cotton thread, framed in maple and mounted on the wall. Together, the works create a visual network that reflects how data moves, connects, and accumulates across systems and geographies.
Through material layering and spatial arrangement, the project explores how health data can be interpreted beyond numbers, emphasizing relationships, patterns, and continuity rather than singular outcomes.
Artpiece dimensions
2 pieces at 22″ x 16″
6 pieces at 16″ x 16″
Artpiece price
$400 per framed piece individually
$3,000 for all 8 framed pieces
Description
The project developed through collaboration between artistic experimentation and health data research. Data concepts informed the structure and sequencing of the works, while material choices allowed abstract information to take physical form. The process focused on translating analytical thinking into a visual language, balancing precision with openness and allowing interpretation to emerge through repetition, variation, and connection.
